LAS VEGAS, NEVADA, June 17, 2008 – GestureTek Inc., inventor and world leader in gesture-driven user interfaces for presentation and entertainment systems, will showcase its recently enhanced multi-touch surface computing solution at InfoComm International 2008. Attendees are invited to visit GestureTek at the Las Vegas Convention Center in booth N7057, from June 18th to June 20th.
GestureTek’s multi-touch solution now better than ever
GestureTek’s award-winning interactive multi-touch surface computing technology has been delivered on many types of display surfaces in various shapes and sizes, giving ‘Minority Report-style’ computer interactivity to tables, bar tops, counters and panels. With multi-touch displays, users simply point their fingers immediately above (or directly on) the surface, then make rotating or dragging motions to control dynamic multi-media content, access product information, view advertising, play games, create special effects or manipulate images.
Significant enhancements to GestureTek’s multi-touch technology have recently been deployed:
“Our recent multi-touch enhancements further strengthen GestureTek’s key advantage over other multi-touch providers,” says GestureTek’s President and Co-Founder Vincent John Vincent. “GestureTek is unmatched in its ability to deliver flexible multi-touch solutions that can meet any client requirement and handle a variety of lighting environments.”
Selected GestureTek Installations:
Journalists use multi-touch interactivity to explore video and images of key news items.
http://www.gesturetek.com/illuminate/businesscases/canadianpress.php
Telefonica uses GestureTek to add multi-touch interactivity to a retail window.
http://www.gesturetek.com/illuminate/businesscases/telefonica.php
Montana State University uses GestureTek’s interactive display technology in multimedia center.
http://www.gesturetek.com/illuminate/businesscases/montana.php
Spanish retailer Musgo lets shoppers play immersive virtual reality games on outdoor retail windows.
http://www.gesturetek.com/screenxtreme/businesscases/musgo.php
Canada’s Hudson Bay Company puts shoppers right into interactive advertising on outdoor retail windows.
http://www.gesturetek.com/screenxtreme/businesscases/hudsonbay.php
Intel uses GestureTek interactive table to promote Centrino Duo Processor.
http://www.gesturetek.com/gesturefx/businesscases/intel.php
Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment launches fan-friendly floor at Air Canada Center.
http://www.gesturetek.com/press/press_jun4_08.php
Fans play GestureTek’s motion-driven interactive games for a Pepsi promotion at the Super Bowl.
http://www.gesturetek.com/gestpoint/businesscases/superbowl.php
About GestureTek Inc.
GestureTek is the pioneer, patent-holder and world leader in gesture-recognition technologies and computer vision for information, presentation and entertainment systems. The company’s revolutionary video gesture control software lets users control interactive content, access information, manipulate special effects or immerse themselves in an interactive 3D virtual world - simply by moving their hands or body. In the past 20 years, GestureTek has delivered approximately 4,000 interactive displays, kiosks, exhibits, games and other interactive solutions for museums, science centers, location-based entertainment facilities, retail stores, tourism and hospitality venues, real estate presentation centers, corporate boardrooms and showrooms, television networks and game developers. The technology is also used by advertisers and marketers to make their digital signs and advertisements interactive and immersive. Healthcare organizations specializing in rehabilitation, sensory stimulation, activation and recreation also use GestureTek’s technology for virtual therapy. GestureTek’s clients include leading organizations and Fortune 500 companies such as CNN, NASA, BMW, Ford, Oracle, Intel, IBM, Federal Express, Autodesk and Panasonic. Software and patent licensees include Microsoft, Sony, Hasbro and NTT DoCoMo. GestureTek is headquartered in Silicon Valley, with additional offices in Toronto, Ottawa and Asia. Learn more at www.gesturetek.com or call (800) 315-1189.
For more information contact:
Patti Jordan, Director Mktg & Communications, GestureTek, 416-340-9290 x 274 patti.jordan@gesturetek.com
Jo Moore Marini, Senior Account Executive, SS PR, 719-578-9044 jmoore@sspr.com